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Jocephus wrote:http://tebowing.com/

The best was the Lions player who "Tebowed" after he sacked him.

lukethedrifter wrote:

Socnorb11 wrote:

stlouie_lipp wrote:Am I a bad person because I find joy in Tim Tebow being as bad as he is?

It's puzzling, if nothing else.

Not puzzling to many of us.

Maybe you can explain it to me.

I mean, as a Broncos fan, I truly hoped that he'd be successful. He a good guy, hard worker, etc.

I'm pretty comfortable conceding the fact that he's not very good as an NFL quarterback. But I'm not sure why there would be joy from anyone besides Kyle Orton.

I'll admit schadenfreude.

Tim Tebow = Farve's retirement plans

We're sick of it and it's time to move on. The dude isn't an NFL QB. It's an absolute joke that he's out there in the first place.

stlouie_lipp wrote:

Jocephus wrote:http://tebowing.com/

The best was the Lions player who "Tebowed" after he sacked him.

I laughed.

Am I wrong in thinking that Albert Tebowed after Craig made the final catch?

yeah he did.

What happens to Tebow when his ability to run diminishes?

in fairness to Tebow and other rookie QBs, Blaine Gabbert hasn't exactly looked Divine.

Freed Roger wrote:What happens to Tebow when his ability to run diminishes?

in fairness to Tebow and other rookie QBs, Blaine Gabbert hasn't exactly looked Divine.

Not a reasonable comparison, storywise.

Tebow is held up as a modern-day saint by evangelicals, all because he took part in a controversial anti-abortion ad. There are a dozen or so Mormon players in the NFL who are nursing a grudge because the only difference between him and them is that they went out and found someone to marry.

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